A couple of my friends used Enchanted to make pretty things for their sewing spaces.
Shouldn't your work space be as adorable as all the wonderful things you are making?
We think so too!
The cute Sewing Machine mat used Shabby Fabrics free tutorial, found Here
The Pin Cushion and thread catcher combination is called The Abbey Bag, by Abbey Lane Quilts, you can find the pattern lots of places, one of which is Here.
More about those cute pouches below.
These cute pouches are made from the Bodobo Bag Pattern, by Ticklegrass Designs.
The pattern offers three sizes all in the same pattern! They are so cute and the pattern is super easy to follow. Don't you just need one of these in that adorable plaid from Enchanted?
You can find Enchanted fabric Here, or go and check out your favorite quilt shop!
You could win a bundle of Enchanted fabric by leaving a comment here.
One entry per blog post per day of the Blog Tour, here on Loose Threads.
Enter everyday to increase your chance of winning!!!
Monday, Jan 23rd - Little Londyn
Tuesday, Jan 24th - Jedi Craft Girl
Wednesday, Jan 25th – Loose Threads
Thursday, Jan 26th - Meags and Me
Friday, Jan 27th - Pretty by Hand
Monday, Jan 30th - Tie Dye Diva
Tuesday, Jan 31st - Two Sisters as Squirrel Hallow
Wednesday, Feb 1st - Striped Swallow Designs
Thursday, Feb 2nd - Izzy and Ivy
Friday, Feb 3rd - Ellis and Higgs
Monday, Feb 6th – Aurifil
Tuesday, Feb 7th - The Crafty Quilter
Wednesday, Feb 8th - Two Sisters at Squirrel Hallow
Thursday, Feb 9th - Jina Barney Designz
Friday, Feb 10th - Riley Blake
Great fabric and such good ideas!
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ReplyDeleteAmanda's Preppy Plaid projects (say that three times fast!) are super cute. Wonderful fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteI'm usually not so fond of plaid, but I really like the plaids in this collection!
ReplyDeleteI love this fabric, and your projects really highlight how cute it is.
ReplyDeleteLove the plaid...pink and blue together are a favorite combination. Also love the pooches.
ReplyDeleteI am really liking the plaid. I have been wanting to make one of those mats for my sewing machine.
ReplyDeleteThose pouches are so cute. Love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteReally loving the plaids.
ReplyDeleteLove all the projects for sewing machine..and the pouches are useful for a hundred other uses too! Sooooo cool! Great that they come in assorted sizes...
ReplyDeleteThe plaid either in teal or pink, is becoming my favourite!!! Would love to make all the sewing items above!! apart from being pretty, they are also very helpful during sewing time!!! Thanks for the ideas!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your coordinated and organized sewing space!
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ReplyDeleteNEAT COLLECTION! THANKS FOR SHARING!
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Adorable. I do need to make some pouches.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute deer on Meags and Me
ReplyDeleteLove the sewing machine mat. I need to make one!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! the dotty fabric in the threadcatcher is just so sweet!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric and love those pouches!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL COLLECTION! THANKS FOR SHARING!
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Love the fabric, pouches are great
ReplyDeletelove the mat organizer
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas for using these pretty prints!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric and cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love this blog hop! So many creative ways to use this adorable fabric line. Lisa in Texas
ReplyDeleteLove these fabrics. So inspiring! I have some antique purse handles that would look beautiful with this fabric added to them!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of having storage hanging from under your machine. Maybe I should try that with my safety pins... I just finished machine quilting a fairly large quilt and knocked my whole pail of (open) basting pins off the counter and all over the carpet. Maybe I'd be less clutzy if my container was weighed down. :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great plaid project:)
ReplyDeleteSweet projects! You have given me some ideas for gifts!!! Thanks!! Oh! And I love this fabric collection too!!
ReplyDeleteThe variety of fabric designs in this collection is what attracts me to it...they are so well coordinated, yet so different!
ReplyDeleteLove these projects and the fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun ideas. Thank-you
ReplyDeletelove the fabric collection!
ReplyDeleteThe plaid fabric in blue is a must have!!
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ReplyDeleteI'm loving everything being made with this fabric.
ReplyDeleteI really like tartan (or plaid) and polka dots. Vert nice pouches.
ReplyDeleteI made one of these - so handy!!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric.
ReplyDeleteLOVELY COLLECTION! THANK FOR SHARING!
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Love the pattern and the fabric! thank you!
ReplyDeleteI really like the plaid fabric..and the projects you have made too..
ReplyDeleteThe dress on Tie Dye Diva is sew cute!!
ReplyDeleteI am joining late but love all the projects showcased from this fabric so far. Love that pink plaid on the quilt from Jedi Craft Girl!
ReplyDeleteReally enjoying this tour>such neat designs! THANK YOU for sharing!
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I would love to win this bundle!
ReplyDeleteThis blog tour is such fun! Thanks for the chance to win such a beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics. Maybe someday I will win.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. tljeo at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI just found this blog hop and this fabulous fabric through the aurifil blog. I am so glad that I did. Love the textures in this beautiful fabric line.
ReplyDeleteLoving the colorful collection!
ReplyDeleteReally like the collection and the projects you showcase here! I need to make some of those pouches!
ReplyDeleteLove these fabrics-your sewing machine mat is perfect! Thank you, Susan
ReplyDeleteSaw this on aurifil blog. Great ideas. tljeo at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeletelove the polka dot pouch
ReplyDeleteI love all the projects.
ReplyDeleteCrafty Quilter's Dresden plate baby quilts was very cute. I liked the blue colors. tljeo at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteSuch cute projects, using these beautiful fabrics! I really love the thread catcher!
ReplyDeleteSusie
I think I will have to make the sewing machine mat and the thread catcher! Thanks!
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I like the plaid and polka dots together. I visited Julie's blog an her baby blanket is so sweet with these fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway too.
ReplyDeleteI am inspired to make some dresses for my little granddaughter from this line of fabric. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI really like the new look of the plaids! I think of plaids as somewhat out of fashion, but these are not! Very cute bags.
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I need to make a proper machine cover, would be awesome in Plaid.
ReplyDeletehmm, I just found the blog hop today so I best get busy leaving a mesage...I do love Julie's baby quilt..I have been wanting to make a Dresdan Plate quilt for quite sometime..I best get started..
ReplyDeleteThe sewing machine mat sure caught my eye. I want to make one. -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great ideas using the fabric. I love the plaid.
ReplyDeleteThose pouches are great! I need to add those to my list of things to make.
ReplyDeleteVery fun projects! I really need to make myself a new pincushion. I have made several, but I have given them away. That one looks perfect!
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Thanks!
A friend of mine makes me pouches....so useful for lots of things.
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